Sites built to be measured.
Fast, accessible, search-first websites and apps. Performance baked in, not bolted on. Marketing-ready from launch day.
Three honest choices. One we recommend.
Every CMS makes a tradeoff. Here's where each one shines, and why we pick Sanity when marketing performance is the goal.
Content as data, not pages. Structured schemas, real-time previews, instant API. The CMS that disappears when you don't need it and is genuinely good when you do.
Visual design tool that ships HTML/CSS/JS. Great for design-led teams that want to update layouts without a developer.
The web's biggest CMS. Endless plugins, mature ecosystem. Right when an existing team already runs on it.
Five layers. One opinion at each.
No proprietary lock-in. No surprise bills. Tools chosen because they make Lighthouse 99 reachable, not because they're trendy.
Web work isn't a waterfall. It's a loop.
Design
Wireframe in Paper, design in Figma. Real content, real components, real breakpoints.
Build
Components in Next.js, content schemas in Sanity. Static where possible, dynamic where it earns it.
Ship
Preview deploys per branch, prod deploys per merge. Edge-cached, image-optimized, automatically.
Measure
Real-user Core Web Vitals, conversion paths, search performance. Real numbers, not theatre.
Iterate
What the data says, what users do, what changed. Pick the next bet, refine the design, ship again.
The CMS your editors will actually open.
Real-time previews. Custom schemas per content type. Multi-locale, version history, granular permissions. Looks like the rest of your tools, not 2007 WordPress admin.
Plug into anything.
A Sanity site isn't a closed CMS. It's structured content with an open API. We wire it to AI chats, your CRM, payments, analytics, messaging. Whatever your stack already runs on, the site joins.
Talk to your website.
Sanity ships with an AI assistant that lives inside the studio. Ask questions about your content, draft new copy, query analytics, edit existing pages. All in natural language. Everything it does is auditable, reversible, and keyed to your schemas.
Pages that update themselves.
API responses, database rows, third-party stats. We wire them straight into your pages so the site stays current without anyone touching it.
From one prompt. Ready for review.
One brief in. Three agents working in parallel. Gemini researches keywords, ChatGPT scans competitors, Claude writes the draft. All assembled into Sanity for your review.
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Connect anything you already use.
AI models, SEO tools, ads, analytics, CRM, billing, email, messaging. The site plugs into the stack you already run on.
See all integrationsQuestions builders ask.
Tech, ownership, handover, hosting. The honest answers.
Why Next.js + Sanity + Vercel?
Three reasons. The stack is open (no proprietary lock-in), the editor experience is the best on the market (Sanity Studio embedded right in the site), and the hosting is plumbed into the framework (Vercel + ISR + edge cache). Every layer is swappable per project, but we default here because it works.
Can we use our existing CMS?
Yes. If you already pay for WordPress, Contentful, Storyblok, or Webflow CMS, we will build against it. Some have rough edges; we will tell you up front. Sanity is just our default, not a requirement.
How long is a build?
We will not pad the timeline. Most launches we run are 4 to 8 weeks for a marketing site of 10 to 25 pages, plus an article system. The shape is fixed scope, agreed upfront.
What about hosting costs?
Vercel Hobby is free up to typical marketing-site traffic. Vercel Pro starts at $20 / user / month when you outgrow it. Sanity has a generous free tier and predictable usage-based pricing. No surprise infrastructure bills.
Can you handle ongoing maintenance?
Yes, on retainer. Or hand over and your team runs it. Most of our clients run it themselves after launch because the handover includes a runbook and the CMS is editor-friendly.
A site you can measure. And keep editing.
A short call to see if a Growify build is the right next move. If it isn't, we'll tell you what is.